A Look At Real Madrid's Complete Squad After The Transfer Window

This is how the Real Madrid squad ended up after the conclusion of the summer transfer window.
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After so many rumors over the last months, the summer 2025 transfer window has come to its end. Real Madrid thus conclude a period of signings in which they have facilitated notable changes to the first team, starting with the signing of a new manager Xabi Alonso.

The manager from Tolosa has arrived in the Spanish capital to impose his own methods and tactics onto a squad following the departure of Carlo Ancelotti.

And to kick the season off the Real Madrid board have granted brought on four new additions: Trent Alexander-Arnold, Dean Huijsen, Álvaro Carreras and Franco Mastantuono. Only the first two players arrived in time to dispute the FIFA Club World Cup between the months of June and July of this year.

In terms of exits, there have also been many changes. Two of the most painful for the supporters have been the goodbyes of Luka Modric and Lucas Vázquez, who left the dressing room of the Santiago Bernabéu as free agents.

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Trent Alexander-Arnold
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Others, like Jesús Vallejo, also left Real Madrid as a free agent. The team also saw two additions from the club academy over the past year as two youth players were promoted to the first team.

Raúl Asencio did it for his excellent work during the 2024/25 campaign, while Gonzalo García obtained a place next to Xabi Alonso thanks to his level in the Club World Cup.

The Madrid striker left the United States as the top scorer of the competition, an individual trophy that he finally received a few days before starting the present season.

Real Madrid's Gonzalo García y Raúl Asencio
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That said,as always, the team are already thinking about the signings that await in the summer of 2026.

Real Madrid squad for the 2025/26 season:

  1. Thibaut Courtois
  2. Dani Carvajal
  3. Éder Militão
  4. David Alaba
  5. Jude Bellingham
  6. Eduardo Camavinga
  7. Vinícius Jr.
  8. Fede Valverde
  9. Endrick
  10. Kylian Mbappé
  11. Rodrygo Goes
  12. Trent Alexander-Arnold
  13. Andriy Lunin
  14. Aurélien Tchouaméni
  15. Arda Güler
  16. Gonzalo García
  17. Raúl Asencio
  18. Álvaro Carreras
  19. Dani Ceballos
  20. Fran García
  21. Brahim Díaz
  22. Antonio Rüdiger
  23. Ferland Mendy
  24. Dean Huijsen
  25. Franco Mastantuono

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Manuel Meza
MANUEL MEZA

​Manuel Meza is a Mexican sports writer with over five years of experience covering Real Madrid as well as leagues across France, England, Greece, Spain, North America, and more. Throughout the years, he has covered sports for outlets such as FanSided, On SI, part of Sports Illustrated, and GRV Media. He also has experience covering Mexican and American soccer, as well as other sports such as hockey, being a fan of the New York Rangers.

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